How California's super-strict net neutrality law reached the home stretch

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How California's super-strict net neutrality law reached the home stretch

It's been a tough fight, with one near-fatal stumble, but California's assembly just passed what are undoubtedly the strictest protections for net neutrality in the country–if not the world.
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MoviePass executive resigns, citing management issues at once-trendy ticketing service

Another shoe just dropped at troubled movie ticketing service MoviePass. Carl Schramm, a member of the board of directors for MoviePass' parent company Helios and Matheson Analytics, has resigned citing concerns about corporate management.
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Construction Worker Sues Company, Says He Was Fired For Not Attending Bible Study

A man in Oregon says he was fired from a construction job because he did not want to attend weekly Bible study meetings. Ryan Coleman, 34, filed an $800,000 lawsuit last week against Dahled Up Construction, a company based in Albany, an hour south of
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Sen. Orrin Hatch wants the FTC to investigate Google

A prominent Republican senator on Thursday urged U.S. competition regulators to reopen an investigation into Google and its practices in online search and digital advertising.
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Asia markets broadly lower following news that Trump supports trade war with China

Asia markets were in negative territory on Friday morning as Wall Street ended its four-day winning streak in the last trading session stateside.
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